Sentence examples for considerations mean from inspiring English sources
Both considerations mean that Europeans will have to get a lot more serious about defence.
The dean and chapter appear to have decided that health and safety considerations mean they must be rid of the makeshift camp.
"Those considerations mean there's more likely to be a reasonable doubt, when you're trying to figure out what happened," he said.
Gulliver would add two more fairly obvious categories weight and price and these considerations mean his next purchase is likely to be a netbook.
Indeed, Dr Inglesby went so far as to argue that such considerations mean the case for genetic research like Dr Fouchier's and Dr Kawaoka's is grossly overstated.
Financial considerations mean that Brett Ormerod and Richard Kingson, the reserve goalkeeper, are on their way out of the club, and those who are out of contract, he said, are unlikely to be interested in offers of reduced money.
"With Beyond Clueless, practical considerations meant a staggered release was really the only option, so I became the person I hated," says Lyne. "The iPlayer model is a huge step in the right direction.
Local college students volunteered to assist; however, management, support, and health and safety considerations meant their offer was declined.
The indeterminacy of the relations between commonsense impartiality and other ethical considerations means that commonsense impartiality resists the kind of systematisation that moral theory demands.
A more substantive advance directive, often called a living will, specifies particular principles or considerations meant to guide the surrogate's decisions in various circumstances, for example, "Do not prolong my life if I enter persistent vegetative state," or "I am a fighter: do not discontinue life-sustaining treatment no matter what happens to me".
The cold temperature the night of the shoot and the various technical considerations meant that the scene did not have a big emotional impact upon the cast and crew during filming.
